How do I register a trademark in Class 10 in India?

To register a trademark in Class 10, file Form TM-A with the Trade Marks Registry specifying Class 10 and the relevant goods/services. The government fee is ₹4,500 per class for individuals and ₹9,000 for companies. Contact us for a free search and filing assistance.

Trademark Class 10 · Goods Class (1–34)

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Q: What products or services does Trademark Class 10 cover in India?

Trademark Class 10 covers surgical, medical, dental and veterinary apparatus and instruments; artificial limbs, eyes and teeth; orthopaedic articles; suture materials. If your business deals in these goods or services, you should register your trademark in Class 10 to protect your brand.

Medical & Surgical Instruments

Surgical, medical, dental and veterinary apparatus and instruments; artificial limbs, eyes and teeth; orthopaedic articles; suture materials; therapeutic and assistive devices adapted for differently abled persons; massage apparatus; apparatus, devices and articles for nursing infants; sexual activity apparatus, devices and articles.

Class 10

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Goods

What is Trademark Class 10?

This is a goods class covering physical products. If your business deals in medical devices, you must register your trademark under Class 10 to get legal protection across India. Without class-specific registration, your trademark rights may not be enforceable in this category.

Well-known brands in Class 10: Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson, Stryker

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Class 10 — Medical Devices

Exclusive Rights in India

Class 10 registration gives you the ® symbol right and exclusive use of your mark in this category — blocking competitors from copying it.

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₹4,500 Government Fee

₹4,500 per class for individuals/startups; ₹9,000 for companies. Expedited examination available at ₹40,000 per class.

What's Covered

What Does Class 10 Include?

The following goods/services are covered under Trademark Class 10. If your business deals in any of these, you should register under this class.

Surgical instruments

Medical devices

Orthopaedic articles

Artificial limbs

Dental instruments

Massage apparatus

Baby nursing equipment

How It Works

How to Register in Class 10

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Trademark Search

We search the Trade Marks Registry for conflicting marks in Class 10 before filing your application.

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Application Filing

We prepare and file your trademark application in Class 10 with the Trade Marks Registry.

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Examination & Reply

We respond to any objections in the Examination Report and attend hearings if required.

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Registration Certificate

Your trademark is registered in Class 10 and the certificate is issued — valid for 10 years.

FAQ

Class 10 — Common Questions

Why do I need to register specifically in Class 10?+

Trademark registration in India is class-specific. Registering in Class 10 gives you exclusive rights to use your mark for medical devices in India. Without this, others can legally use your mark in the same category.

Can I register in multiple classes including Class 10?+

Yes — if your business spans multiple categories, register in all relevant classes. Each class requires a separate application and fee of ₹4,500 (individuals) or ₹9,000 (others). Our advocates identify all relevant classes for you.

How long does trademark registration in Class 10 take?+

18–24 months typically. With expedited examination, often 6–12 months. You may use the ™ symbol from the date of filing itself — which provides immediate protection.

What is the difference between Class 10 and related classes?+

Each class covers specific goods or services. For example, if you deal in surgical instruments, Class 10 is primary. But if you also retail your products through a store, you may need Class 35 (retail services) as well. Our advocates advise on the full class strategy.

Ready to Register in Class 10?

Contact Adv. Nikhil Soni for a free consultation — we handle everything from search to certificate.

+91 98280 29691 · office@nikhilsoni.com

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